Definition: The word "airbuses" in the King James Version (KJV) refers to two types of ships: an air-bus for a flight, and an air-bus for travel or transportation purposes.
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Air Buses
- A "air bus" was a type of vessel that could move on land and in water, often carrying passengers or cargo. These were typically smaller ships, with two decks or wings, and operated by steam engines.
- Air buses would have been primarily used for long-distance transportation between cities or villages, as well as to carry supplies and people.
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Air Buses (Noun)
- The term "air bus" is often used to refer specifically to the types of vessels described in this verse. It can also mean any type of vessel that moves on land or in water, including all forms of travel such as trains, boats, and ships.
The definition of "air-buses" does not specify an exact number of decks or wings, but it implies a general type of ship with two or more decks or wings. The term is used to describe any vessel that can move on land, in water, or both.
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